Liberation limited dolomite rejection from pebble phosphate in gravity concentration

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Sindhoora Puvvada Chen-Luh Lin Jan D. Miller
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Most of the future phosphate resources in Florida, which accounts for 70  percent of production in the United States, are contaminated with too much dolomite that is difficult to remove with existing industrial practices. The low-grade ore quality coupled with increased phosphate demand is of concern to the Florida phosphate industry. In order to resolve the dolomite issue, various beneficiation technologies were designed and evaluated, but none have been sufficiently successful [1]. 
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APA: Sindhoora Puvvada Chen-Luh Lin Jan D. Miller  Liberation limited dolomite rejection from pebble phosphate in gravity concentration

MLA: Sindhoora Puvvada Chen-Luh Lin Jan D. Miller Liberation limited dolomite rejection from pebble phosphate in gravity concentration. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration,

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